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Martin Buber and The Elements of the Interhuman Flashcards

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He is an existentialist philosopher, where he expreience an early mismeeting (broken relationship). Attributed the lifelong preoccupation with nature of human mutuality.

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Martin Buber

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His mother left when he was a child

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Martin Buber

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He became absorbed in his thoughts on relationships and dialogues

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Martin Buber

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he was influenced by the existentialist thought in the early years of his life

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Martin Buber

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Prompted solely by the need of objective understanding. (Ex: class lectures, tutorials)

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Technical dialogue

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A dialogue where one is never aware of the other as something that is absolutely not
himself and at the same time someone with which he nevertheless
communicates

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Monologue disguised as dialogue

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A dialogue where only the ideas of one are getting across and the other one is not being listened to.

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Monologue disguised as dialogue

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A dialogue where either spoken or silent, each participant really has in mind the other in their present and particular being and turns to them with the intention of establishing a living mutual relation.

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Genuine Dialogue

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What dialogue show a sense of reciprocity, while showing factors of:
o acknowledging the other
o living mutual relationship
o comfortable silences among people
o recognizing the presence of others
o concern

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Genuine Dialogue

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It is a realm where one peculiar characteristic of the human world is that something takes place between one being and another.

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The Realm of the “Between”

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“between” what is it in tagalog?

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pagitan

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For example a situation where you see other people, meeting, relating, conversing, or relation?

Where does it take place, in the individual or the participant between them?

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Participant between them

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After that encounter of “may namamagitan”, the experience cannot be exactly divided between the
individuals. There will be a _____________.

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remainder (the most essential from the encounter)

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There will always be something that is ___ between the two
person; something that they will always ______.

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left, share

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What are the two factors of the social dimension of Intesubjective Relations?

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  1. The Social Dimensions
  2. The Interpersonal/Interhuman
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What is essential relation in the social dimension?

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“We” relation

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What has been reached by the “We” community of several independent persons?

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a self and self-responsibility;

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What is essential for a “We” community”

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genuine communion

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the ________ of one another and when the members set aside their _________
to work for a common goal

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openness and differences

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What is the defining quality of the “We”?

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common goal

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Though there is includes a Thou relation in the We relation, what is the moment when We is stopped from further growing?

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When one of the member uses other for his own interest.

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What is the meaning and examples of an individual existences that is contained and enclosed in a group of existence?

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o belongingness and coexistence
o Ex: class, organization, party, etc.

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It is the “I-Thou” relation or “I” and another Man (person)

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The Interpersonal/Interhuman

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In an interpersonal/interhuman, there is a ___________ __________, that exists among the members of the group

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personal relation

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What is essential for an interpersonal relation?

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regard each other as a person, we are unique, and partners in every event of our life.

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In an interpersonal/interhuman relation there must not be any form of 3 things and what is this?

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Utilization. objectification and control

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The interhuman is the life of dialogue; a _________ ________ of our inner selves

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mutual sharing

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What is the perception the martin buber that must first have before establising a life of dialogue?

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“becoming aware”

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this is when I perceive a person, not in an objective way, but I understand the he is addressing me and saying something to me

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“becomign aware”

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this person that says something to me is not my object; I perceive him not as a thing but as a man, as a person, and I am concerned about him.

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“becoming aware”

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acknowledgment of the entirety of the human person

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“becoming aware”

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What are the 3 elements of interhuman?

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  1. Being
  2. Personal Making Present
  3. unfolding
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The essential problem of the sphere of dialogue is the duality of ______ and ________

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Being and Seeming

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Type of existence of who we really are

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Being

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Type of existence where we are pretending

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Seeming

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They tend to project the image that they want or wish to impress
upon their audience and not their real selves.

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Seeming

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Why is there a need for being in a genuine dialogue?

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Adherence to truth is essential to the establishment of an authentic and
honest personal relation

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What is another important presupposition for the rise and establishment of genuine dialogue is the affirmation of the other as a person and as a unique and distinct personality?

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Personal making present

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One can only fully understand the other if he becomes “________ ________”

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Personally present

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Imagining the real means?

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Making others present

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It is important factors when it is to put oneself into the other’s shoes

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▪ Empathy
▪ Imagining quite concretely what the other person is wishing,
feeling, thinking, and perceiving.

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What are are two basic ways of affecting men in their views and attitudes about life?

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Impositon and Unfolding

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It is to force and impress one’s opinions, ideas and one’s own point of view upon the other in such a way that the latter feels that the result of his acts came out because of that influence.

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Imposition

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It is to help the other actualize himself.

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Unfolding

45
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what is the equation for a genuine dialogue?

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Present Ourselves(being) + be empathetic to the other (personal making present) + never impose ourselves (unfolding) = genuine dialogue

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